Interesting to say the least!

All day it's been bugging me that I really want to do something different to my room for the winter, and I've been thinking, and doing a little more thinking. And yet, I still have no idea! I can't be bothered to paint it, as 1. I don't have enough money. 2. I don't have enough time to paint it. 3. I hate the smell of newly painted walls- it gives me the fattest headache ever! So, I still have to decide what to do with it..

Moving on to more boring things, I have decided to start to revise for my mocks next weekend. Even though I know they don't really effect my final GCSE results. But I'm one of those people who find if they do awful in their mocks, they will feel completely crap about their actually final GCSE exams. And then actually fail all her exams. ARGH. Not looking forward to the exams!

Friday and Saturday have been the funniest days in a while. Went to see the new Zac Efron film ''The death and live of Charlie St Cloud'', which by the way is very sad. And if you don't want to cry in a public place, e.g the cinema, then please wait until it comes out on DVD. I actually started to cry within the first ten minutes. Must be said though, Mr Efron's acting is getting better, and he is getting better look in this film, as it doesn't really have the same cheesiness to it as HSM. Then Liz and I adventured back to St Davids Two for a cheeky bit of Nando's. Which is always NOM. The funniest thing about this trip to Vue cinema was, we went for a bit of shopping and a starbucks before the film, just for something to do, then we had to make our way to the cinema, but we had no clue in which direction it was. I mean, I know where the Millennium Stadium is, and the bus station, it was just the factor of which exit out of St Davids Two do we use? It was confusing. So we had to ask these two old men that worked in the shopping centre which way the cinema was. So we asked. But because I was concentrating on not laughing at how funny looking these old men were, Liz nor I took any of the directions in. So we ended up getting lost.

Saturday a first, went to K2 with Beck Ry, and ordered a pot of tea. Which I have never done in public before. Must be said, nicest cup of tea I have ever had! Then we went to the Malsters to have a quick look at the newish lay out and all, but we got thrown out, as we aren't 18. Which considering we only attempted to buy chips and coke, was very disappointing.

I'll blog again soon, better be off to get some art coursework done. Save me someone?!